Not always the first, but always the best
The Worcester Railers took on the Adirondack Thunder in an early matinee match-up Sunday at the DCU Center, where once again the teams headed to the third period tied and for the second time in 18 hours Worcester owned the final twenty minutes on the pink ice to win 4-2 to sweep the weekend series.... Continue Reading →
The Worcester Railers were looking for a fast start to put last Sunday's heartbreaking loss behind them, and they did just that with two opening frame goals against the Adirondack Thunder Saturday night. Unfortunately, the Thunder battled back to tie it, but two third period strikes gave Worcester the two points in a 4-2 victory.... Continue Reading →
With the 16th week of NHL hockey over, we'll take a look back at some highlights over the last seven days from former Worcester hockey pros. Tuseday Logan Couture goal https://twitter.com/HockeyDaily365/status/1488698652835131393 Wednesday Jeff Kubiak goal https://twitter.com/AHLIslanders/status/1488930597133242378 Alex Sakellaropoulos shootout winning save https://twitter.com/ECHLThunder/status/1489068867385278466 Wednesday Lincoln Griffin goal (ruled good goal) https://twitter.com/CincyCyclones/status/1489051255158808579 Thursday Zach Malatesta OT game-winner... Continue Reading →
The Worcester Railers, who at times during their Sunday afternoon match-up against the Kalamazoo Wings looked to be completely disinterested in playing, were less than a minute away from overtime and at least a four-point weekend when a bad bounce sent Wings forward Kyle Blaney on a three-zone breakaway. The puck broke through Ken Appleby... Continue Reading →
For the second time in as many nights the Worcester Railers and Kalamazoo Wings met at the DCU Center, and Saturday night the two goaltenders played like Jedi as Colten Ellis and Trevor Gorsuch combined to stop 67 of 70 shots on Star Wars Night, but it was the K-Wings Justin Taylor showing he was... Continue Reading →
The Worcester Railers hosted the Kalamazoo Wings at the DCU Center Friday night for the first time in franchise history in the opener of a three-in-three weekend series between the clubs, and as they've done a lot recently the Railers put together 60-minutes of great hockey to win 5-2. It was only a few weeks... Continue Reading →
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